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Participants receive all expenses–paid fellowships for the innovative UC summer program, which helps them hone their skills in business, entrepreneurship and management.

Theater Professor Gary Gardner, who spent 40 years teaching at UCLA and directing wildly successful student musical productions that entertained the entire campus, died Saturday, June 15, of natural causes at his home in Los Angeles. He was 69.

UCLA neurosurgery resident Brandon Evans was recently sitting at the back of a plane headed for Dallas with his wife and two young daughters when the loudspeaker crackled with an entreaty that is commonplace in movies, but rare in real life: Is...

Some of UCLA’s most talented musical performers -- opera singers, sitar and tabla players, a string quartet and members of the UCLA Bruin marching band -- christened the Evelyn and Mo Ostin Music Center, which is under construction. Watch the videos.

In 2007, Shola Richards joined the UCLA Health System as lead training specialist for a new program to train administrative staff on the IT systems involved in scheduling patient appointments and similar tasks.   In the just over five...

Several UC graduate students, including two from UCLA, had the opportunity recently to share their expertise with California lawmakers on key policy issues — such as conservation and energy use.   Kristen Figueira, a UCLA graduate...

The program trains village women to serve as social health activists, providing counseling and support to those infected. Researchers found both social and health benefits.

UCLA police are investigating an alleged online incident in which a person pretending to represent the UCLA Health System financially scammed an individual seeking employment.

The countdown is almost over for Housing and Hospitality Services (HHS) and its on-campus team of roughly 120 campus electricians, plumbers, project managers, carpenters, heating and air conditioning mechanics, building maintenance workers and...

UCLA space scientists have determined what caused the mysterious ring to appear in the Van Allen radiation belts in September 2012 and then quickly dissipate.

"California's high cost of living turns the loving act of caring for a grandchild into a desperate financial risk," say researchers at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.

This beautiful image is not an artsy photo of a pink flower. It’s a prize-winning picture of an electrically conductive molecule captured with a scanning electron microscope.

As poverty rates for virtually every demographic group increased during the recent recession, lesbian, gay and bisexual Americans are more likely to be poor than heterosexual people, according to a new nationwide study by researchers at the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law.

The annual spring migration of students from UCLA residence halls has been completed.

Batman — who used his understanding of the criminal psyche to bring villains to justice — inspired Andrea Letamendi to pursue a career in human behavior.

This beautiful image is not an artsy photo of a pink flower. It’s a picture of an electrically conductive molecule captured with a scanning electron microscope. This image, titled "Tetraaniline in Full Bloom," won first place in the...

The camera captures the movement of instruments as the UCLA Bruin Marching Band christens the construction site that will become the Evelyn and Mo Ostin Music Center with the UCLA Fight Song. Video by UCLA Broadcast Studio.   Ever...

Wesley K. Clark, a retired Army general and former NATO supreme allied commander for Europe, is a senior fellow at the Burkle Center for International Relations at UCLA. This op-ed appeared originally in The New York Times on June 17,...

Allison Carruth's "Global Appetites" explores how industrial agriculture has informed not just U.S. dietary habits and culinary discourse but also the country's global aspirations.

John McTague, a distinguished scientist who wove together careers as an academic, government science policy adviser and director of an industrial research laboratory, and a was professor of chemisty at UCLA died June 7. He was 74.

The comprehensive study found that the faster a clot-busting drug is administered, the better the outcome; in fact, for each 15-minute interval quicker, the risk of death decreased by 4 percent.

A key player in the fight to control a TB outbreak on L.A.'s skid row is a clinic run by the UCLA School of Nursing that's located in a homeless shelter.

The proportion of low-income children who were obese or overweight in the intervention program decreased by 3.1 percent, compared with a 2.0 reduction for those in a comparison group.

The procedure, which combines two minimally invasive techniques, has currently been performed at only a handful of medical centers in the United States, including UCLA.

Look here for news, photos and videos about 2013 graduates and commencement ceremonies at UCLA. The commencement season on campus began in May.